Anjuman E Taalim High School

Mohmadpura Road is usually busy, especially in the mornings when everyone is heading to work or school. Our place is right there in the middle of it all in Bharuch. It’s a big old building with lots of history behind it. If you walk inside, you’ll hear the hum of voices from different rooms. We don’t have all the modern gadgets, but the walls are thick and stay cool during those hot Gujarat afternoons. There is a lot of walking back and forth between the staff room and the classes. We try to keep the place tidy, but with so many students, there’s always a bit of a mess by the end of the day. The tea guy outside knows all our names because we’ve been here so long. Most of the families around Mohmadpura have sent their children here at some point. It feels more like a community hub than just a school. Sometimes the rain floods the road a bit, and we have to manage with that. The benches are worn down from years of use, but they’re still sturdy enough. We focus on getting through the syllabus and making sure the exams go off without a hitch. It’s a simple routine, really. You wake up, get to the school, deal with whatever problems come up, and go home when the sun starts to set. It’s hard work, but it feels right to be here.